New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
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BALTIMORE. Oct. 23.-several OF this leading ministers
OF the city OF different Protestant denominations to-day
preached strong the purity OF eec ions and
advised their cong cgaons to vote the Independent
ticket The Rev. d. 7. Philips. OF the Broadway Bap-
tst Church. said In the course OF his sermon:
i.s bn Every chr 'tnn h,' Ms duty 10
h, ao a, el.he As mniseas su 49, we ,av
cnsy Kept away from tho pr'nar,e. ana even
wo havo RELOCATED the sacred tr't comniitt-,
TO or care into tho hands OF INSCRIPTIONS men, demasoe,
machine politicians and boa e runsellrrs DO be hsi
by he nose bv as vic horde OF poc e1go "a ever
butcher, lead IKE the slaur Assert your
manhoo YOUR independence AMI II CHRISTIAN assert your
the voice Of tho false shepher- Lord day
caution th.iI congre .aons against te false ia
false shePher Won need beware OF are Ar hur German
others TOO amerons 70 mention II might seem out Of place
on ms SACRED day to expose the corrlpt nns OF th.
VIVA saying HAT men who wink vi inquiy pvrpetuate
are not Tho men We honi tTast We shoni SHAKE them
away from a. Pau shook te viper ROM HI, 1n ln9 the
nre Got ho' rsp naibe az plzen' as WI as mrs
nations it shalt ring until my lips are dumb
The campaign in the city. so far n mas'mccng' are
arations by the Citizens Reform League to prevent the
frauds evidently contemplated by the ring. Never he.
fore mas the fight against German ~ Baltimore been SO
bitter. Tac Independents and republicans have had
rather the better of the campaign. but M sn'nc OF
GOrulns supporters themselves II u on
day that they get in their fine work.. The mas, meet
ings of tho rcfOrmers have been largely attended
than those of the ring German himself and Jackson.
the German nominee FOR Governor In town the last
few days Of the campaign; but they are poor stump
speakers and did not defend their Cause with much
ability The newspapers OF the city are still crowded
with political cards ring otccholdcr ADMITTED to-day
that Bartlett the Republican for Mayor. would
win II the election fair the Police commissioners
have refused IT expected they would the request
hc citizens Reform League that agents the league
Should he permitted ~ watch the bilOtng aud the
counting the poll rooms. The Police Board Is under
German coutrol
MhIic many German Democrats expect the election 10
he close and admit that they would not be surprised AT
GcncraI Latrobc's defeat, the Independent Democrats
and Republic in, say they have no doubt Ot VI sarictts
election by good majority. and confident u obtain
iug maorItics IN both branches Of the CITY Council
only slupcniOu- frauds can prevent the crc
tion of Bartlett by Iousng majority. the say Inc
bps, do dare t. let heir followers know the truth,
hearty I'll ~" Latter the alhrrcnis OF the rng
for ~, emu" only. and ~ the slightest iuinIton OF
danger would leave the manager to their fate ANA JON
tie other -le. 49,
Through the Efforts OF the Reform League ahont LOO
naiu, stricken from the registration lists 700
- them last week by the courts.